Dialysis runner eyeing more challenges
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A man who claims he set an unofficial record for the fastest marathon by a person on dialysis says he is eyeing more running challenges.
Cameron Frazer, from Shrewsbury, completed the Manchester Marathon over the weekend in a time of four hours 29 minutes and believes the previous fastest time was five hours 15 minutes.
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Along with other members of the Dialysis Dashers running group, he was able to raise more than £16,000 for Kidney Care UK.
He said he was now looking to see if there were records for the half-marathon, 10 kilometre and five kilometre races, but added: "I think I'll stop there. I don't think anyone wants to see me do 100m."
Frazer said he had been an active runner before being diagnosed with vasculitis, a rare and aggressive autoimmune condition.
The 36-year-old spent months in hospital receiving treatment and is now learning to live with dialysis and waiting for a kidney transplant.
He said he wanted to take part in the marathon to show "what's possible when you refuse to be limited by circumstance".
Frazer said he had a "great time" at the marathon.
"Even at the pub after, everyone's families were there, it was super," he said.
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